VA Healthcare & Services Contracts — August 11, 2026

Leidos secured a $129.5M firm-fixed-price delivery order from the VA for medical disability exams in the Pacific region, with $110.7M already outlaid (85% completion). The contract is near completion, providing strong cash flow but no forward revenue catalyst.

Leidos Holdings’ VA contract portfolio shows revenue concentration risk, as this single $129.5M contract represents a material civilian revenue stream. The one-year duration limits visibility into future VA awards.

The contract was awarded under full and open competition with no set-aside, meaning Leidos won on merit but faces potential re-competition risk from other large healthcare services firms.

Leidos could secure follow-on contracts or modifications for the VA’s Pacific region medical disability exams, given the contract’s high completion rate and the mandated nature of VA disability exams under Public Law 104-275.

The $129.5M contract for medical disability exams is mandated by law (Public Law 104-275), ensuring sustained funding for VA healthcare services despite broader budget uncertainty.

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